WDW suites

[Deb & Bill]

I stand corrected. They sit on the 7 Seas Lagoon and have only a limited view of Bay Lake. However, the MK fireworks can be seen from the deck and the music is piped in for the guests to enjoy.

The price tag is not an easy one for a lot of people to stomach. I'm just throwing it out there as another option for the OP since the Bungalows have not been suggested. They're actually on my bucket list as a DVC owner. I would never pay the cash rate.

I'd choose the Copper Creek Cabins over the Polynesian Bungalows in a heartbeat. They might not have a view of the MK fireworks at night, but they have an extremely nice porch that looks out at Bay Lake with a small hot tub, not just a cold plunge pool like with the Bungalows. They also have a working fireplace if it gets cool at night (or turn the AC down real low).

 

[Marionnette]

I'd choose the Copper Creek Cabins over the Polynesian Bungalows in a heartbeat. They might not have a view of the MK fireworks at night, but they have an extremely nice porch that looks out at Bay Lake with a small hot tub, not just a cold plunge pool like with the Bungalows. They also have a working fireplace if it gets cool at night (or turn the AC down real low).

They're also on my bucket list. We walked past them when we were at CCV last fall and all of us said that we would love to stay in one of them sometime. They're also fewer points than the Bungalows but hard to book on points right now because CCV hasn't been fully declared. I didn't mention them because the OP specified that they wanted to see the MK fireworks from their suite.

 

[team bradfield]

thanks, we booked a suite at Four Seasons Resort

 

[Nancyg56]

$345 for a camper?
Or
pay I can pay that for a Deluxe room and have someone come in and make my bed and clean for me?
Like I said, I'd been told the campers are as much, or more, than many Deluxe rooms at Disney. Fun if you want to camp, just not a cost savings.

They are pricy but if you wanted the ambiance of camping, traveled with a bunch like us, renting might be worth teh money.

Yeah, camping in a rented RV could be a fun option for sure. Just not a more economical one. I think that's where the surprise came in.

I priced them for my crew. My DH would love this, at least he THINKS he would, so one day we might take the plunge and rent one of the campers. I saw some really nice ones, with two bedrooms, and they haul your "patio" chairs, etc. with them for you. All for a price of course! LOL!

 

[Marionnette]

thanks, we booked a suite at Four Seasons Resort

Awesome choice! I have heard that the theme park view of the MK fireworks can be spectacular. The Four Seasons Orlando can be a destination unto itself. Have a fantastic trip!

 

[team bradfield]

Awesome choice! I have heard that the theme park view of the MK fireworks can be spectacular. The Four Seasons Orlando can be a destination unto itself. Have a fantastic trip!

Thanks, we stay at the FS Chicago during the Holidays and really enjoy it, looking forward to Orlando this winter, nothing is better than our own RV, but we really don't want to try pulling down in winter weather, KY and TN can be total Ice storms